Berserk Gets More Details and Screenshots on Story Events and Battles

Weapons will be improved as you progress.

After the official reveal of Serpico and Schierke as playable characters, Koei Tecmo has released more information on what gameplay will be like in their upcoming Berserk video game adaptation with Omega Force. There will be cutscenes before and after each major battle, showing us the story events and details before a major confrontation. At the end of the battles, we’ll also get to see the aftermath and outcomes of that conflict.

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In addition to that, main protagonist Guts will also get more weapon options as player progress through the game. You’ll be able to unlock new abilities for your characters as the story goes on, and they get more modifications for their weapons. You can check out the new screenshots in the gallery below.

In addition to that, Casca and Judeau from the Golden Age arc have also been confirmed as playable characters. Berserk is set to be released on the PS4, PS Vita, and PC via Steam this fall. A solid release date has not been confirmed just yet.

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